What other kind of clothing did the Pueblos wear?

Answer 1

Pueblo's clothes were usually made of yucca, which was a desert plant, or made out of grown cotton.

-They spun, dyed, and weaved the cotton into clothing.

- Some Pueblo dwellers also wore animal skins.

-Skins of small animals such as the rabbit, turkey feathers and such were made into wraps for the winter. (Buckskin clothing was also used.)

-Clothing was made mostly the color yellowish white, the natural color of cotton.

-Footwear included a flat sole, woven of yucca and tied with yucca string to the food.

-Moccasins were made in later years and also buckskin leggins.

-Warm blankets were made from wool, also winter clothing.

-The men wore a strip of white cotton cloth between the legs and over a belt called a breechcloth.

-A kilt was a strip of white cotton wrapped around the hips like a short skirt.

The sash was a strip of white wool cloth usually decorated.

-A shirt was simply a plain strip of cloth with a hole in the middle to slip over the head.

-Dresses were left open down the right side for women with belts worn tied around.

A cotton shawl was worn to wrap around the woman.